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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL-FredricO NJ VelascO and
family, Galveston; A W Huckoale, Chipping
Norton, England c W Douglas, A d Locke,
DenisOn; Chas + Galland, c q Savers Bnerne;
. Fitzpatrick, Windsor, Kendall Co; Mrs
Carr and family. W p IriOn, Laredo; Taylor
Whitsett, CampbeltOwn; Lee Snuler Con
zalcs; f Franks, Houston; B + Darlington.
Taylor; } COhell, Lullng; N G Butler,
karnes; q ID Wallace, FlOresvile; w T. Tom,
Campbeltown: + Hubbard. Chicago; G
johnson, Grenade, Miss NJ French, Lockhart
Howard Bload, Taylor; II l. Tracey, Eagle
Lake.
MAHNCKE HOTEL-1hOs Mitchell, Laredo; W
schneider, Galveston; w Hummel, Castro
vile; II ID Gruene, Thorn Hill, Texas; Otto
wagner, Austin; w Meecham, w Cornell,
st Louis.
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Ladies' Meeting.

An enthusiastic meeting Of ladies'
took place In the Y. NJ. C. A. parlor yes
terdsy afternoon, some thirty ladies be-
ing present. The company were very
much encouraged by the appearance
and help Of so many prominent ladies.
Characters were assigned to several
young ladies and by present Indications,
the company will be composed Of the
best talent In San Antonio. Mr.. Sam
johnson kindly offered his services to
read for the ladies. His services were
very gratefully accepted.
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste timo in ovnori.
mentlng when your lungs are i'm danger. Con
sumption always seems, at first only a cold.
do not permit any dealer to impose uDOn Won
NUN E, some cheap imitation OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and CoIds
but be sure you get the genuine Because ho
can make more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or just the same DOn't
ne deceived, but insist upon getting Dr. Kings
New Discovery, which is guaranteed to give
relief In all Throat, Lung and Chest affections
trial bottle free NJ A. Dress' drug store
Large bottles 81, Wl iO-4.Iv
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04

Col. j. NJ. Brounson, who recently
visited San Antonio, is quoted as saying
that from conversation he,had with Off
cials OF the Arkansas Pass, while here,
he felt confident that the road would
build branch to Victoria from YOakum
In the near future. The matter is to be
laid before President Lott, who is now
In New York, and our people gre now In
high hopes that the branch will be
built,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04
Fall and Winter,

We now bring to the notice of the
public that MIR. S. Mayer is ready to
show the very choicest lines Of light fall
wraps. For the most part they are very
shorten the style of bodice MANTLE
heavily beaded and finished of In va
riety Of fine lace and bugle trimming.
Just the thing for moderate weather,
while there Is nothing adds so much to
full dress as one of these pretty gar
ments. Prices range from 81 to $25 and
we consider them very reasonable, one
and all.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

f. cambridge Munday, ESD, County Atty,
Clay county, Texas, says: Have used Flee
trio Bitters with most happy results. My
brother also was very low with malarial fever
and jaundicc, but was cured by timely use of
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bittcrs
saved his life.
Mr.. d. |. WilcoxsOn, of Horse Cave, KY,
adds like testimony, saying He positively
believes he would have died, had il not been
for Electric BitterS.
This great remedy will ward off, as well as
cure dengue and all malaria diseases, aud for
all kidney, liver and stomach disorders stands
unequalled. Price JOc and -, at
l6l-l94-ly A. D4EISS.
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See Our Millinery.

Monday morning Mrs. S. Mayer will
place upon exhibition q very choice Sc
lection of patterns and eastern made
hats and bonnets. AS usual, Mrs Mayer
spent some weeks with the importers
and manufacturers in bargaining and
selecting her stock. The result cannot
be doubted. The lady has the reputa-
tion of long experience and good taste
and che will not disappoint her patrons
this season either in style or price. Mrs.
Mayer will probably announce her OPEN
ing day later on when all her stock
Is In.
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Our Merchants, Chance.

The KerrVille excursion will be at
tended by thousands Of people. Besides
the train load expected to go from San
Antonio, large crowd from Boerne and
Comfort will attend, besides people from
Fredericksburg and Edwards county
who will be there. This is q chance for
our merchants 10 meet a great many
people from different sections at one
time and they should send their repre-.
sentatives there. Already there are sew
eral drummers from Galveston houses in
the oity, who intend going, and they
will work hard to take the trade from
our wholesale merchants.
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The Boyd ENGAGEMENT.

The Nellie Boyd dramatic company
appear at the grand opera house tomor-
row night in John A. Stevens popular
play Passions Slave" She is q fine
actress, although new to San Antonio,
and has strong support, it is said. On
Thursday night she will render the
great play unknown" Seats should
be secured early.
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Married.,

The wedding Of Mrs. Florence B
Fraser, widow Of Conductor Bob Fraser,
who was killed by trsmps on the 1. & G.
N. railway few years ago, to Conduo-
tor Geo. W. Reed, OF the |. & G. N, oc-
CURED this morning. The wedding was
very quiet and the bridal couple imme-
diately left for a short tour to Corpus
Christi,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04

J. M. Carr & Co., Lyle GOAL office,
have removed their office from 2l5 ST,
Msry's street to 239 East Houston, cor
ner Navarro, in the real estate Of j. N,
q Ii. S. GrUesbeeok, where orders for
wood and coal can be left as usual
Telephone y. 1913 CT
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5000 HandkerChiefS,

During the past week there was work,
and plenty Of it, at the store Of 5. Mayer,
in marking and arranging new goods.
And, among others, over 5000 different
kinds of slightly damaged handker-
chiefs, which will be sold at less than
half price.
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ReCorder's Court.

p. Ii. Brady, drunk, S..
Lucy Moore, drunk and disOrderly,
fined $25.
Sarah Hunter, drunk and disorderly,
fined $25.
MOllie Smith, disturbing peace, 81.
Juan Pena, beating and striking, So.
G. II. Coleman, quarreling and fight
ing, 81.
Joe Smith, quarreling and fighting,
fined $40.
Louisa Hunter, drunk and disorderly,
continued.
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New Crackers.

Sea foam waters, fancy mixed, zuIe-
back fresh goods just received, corner
Military plaza and Trevino avenue
lO-3-3t EMANU Ell ABRAHAMs,
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New Goods.

Mackerel, pickles, dried beef, smoked
tongue, corner Military plaza ant
TreVinO avenue
1858 EMANUEL AARAHAMs.
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We Have Received

Many new designs in fine toilet articles,
fancy goods, etc., and have many more
to follow. No shop worn goods to be
disposed OF; everything fresh and new.
Prices reasonable.
RAGLAND & KENNEDY.
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Preserves and JellleS
In wood pals, fresh goods, just received
corner Military plaza
lO.3.3t EMANUEL ABRAHAMs.
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Wanted

A man with q good hepmate and small
family to take charge of a dairy and poultry
yard with garden attached. House room and
team and good market for all products,
Terms one half of gross sales.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04

The celebrated Stollwerek confec.
tions and DR.. KOoh's meat peptone and
bullion can be purchased from John U.
Bodenmann, sole agent for Texas, 533
Austin street. Telephone 81. 9-7-tf
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Gregory & Co. China Hall Sell
ling Out.

For bargains in china, glass, lamps,
chandeliers and a thousand and one ar
ticles go to Gregory & Co. 103St
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04

Mr.. Gus Graebner has now taken
the management Of the San Antonio
Plumbing Company, and would be
pleased to have his friends and the pub
lie in general call around at 225 Alamo
plaza, where he will be glad to wait up
on them for anything in the plumbing
line. l0-1-3t
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ConsumptIon, Wastlng Diseases,

Consumption, Wasting Diseases,
And general debility. Doctors disagree as to
the relative value of Cod Liver Oil and HypO-
phosphites; the one supplying strength and
flesh, the other giving nerve power and act
ing as tonic to the digestive and entire sys-
tenn. But in ScOtt's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with HypophOsphites the two are combined,
and the effect is wonderful. Thousands who
have derived no permanent benefit from other
preparations have been cured by this. ScOtt's
Emulsion is perfectly palatable and is easily
digested by those who cannot tolerate plain
Cod Liver Oil
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Monuments and Tombstones

Manufactured at lowest living prices,
in best styles, at Frank Teioh's marble
works, 5l3 Houston street. 103-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-04

The following bids for building two
story brick cottage for Mrs. E. Cole, on
Pecan street, were opened yesterday by
Wahrenberger & Beckmann:
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THE GREATEST AND GRANpEST ROMAN HPPODROME

Booded Reckless Riders Dhng in furious Thnd Roman On
Seeple IN a D
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

Frank Huck, the proprietor OF . So
loon ct No. 227 TAtpsll str,et, called NJ
the REPUBLICAN cffioe this morning
and gave tue following version Of rho
dIficulty which occurred ut his sa'cou
last sunday night: Mr.. Rsck says
that he keeps eosrdsrs and ~ he has
no other place for them To cit. sevesAi
Of them wers In the bar.room ,cs1 Ing.
He was slsO IN tho room looking over y
paper, when he heard u disturbance al
the front door aud some one trying 10
get In. Upon unlocking 1t 10 ascsrtain
the cause, he found IL crowd OF young
men, ali Of whom were under tho In
iiience OF liquor. They demanded
something to drink, and when lie told
them that he did not sell liquor on Gun
day, they nsked him what he was doing
with a light In hts bar.roCm. Some
more words passed between them
whee oae OF the party struck him in
tho face with n black jack, causing the
blood TO flow freely. They then wen;
swsy, but returned In few minutes
EARNED with bricks and stoned the
house. Mr.. Huck says that hs keeps N
lquiet, orderly house. aud does not VIC
late tho law either by selling On Sunday
lor to minors and that he Intends u
prosecute the perpetrators OF the out
rage last Sunday night &c the extent .
, :he law,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
The Opera Last Night.

There was quite b large sudience as
the Opera House last evening to witness
the first performance in this city Of
Gilbert and Suliivan's latest produe.
ton, "Ruddygore," By the McCanIl
Company. The scenery used IN noth
acts is very handsome, and that OF the
fishing village, especially, In the firsf
act iB equal 80 any ever brought TO this
city, while that OF the old portrait gal
lery in the second act is equally s,rik
ing, The costumes are handsome, aud
1T is evident that 20 care has oeen
spared Ia putting the opera on the
stage. Of,he opera Itself but little car
be eaid, and IL It was not in The hsndi
of such an excellent company 1t woulG
certaiuly prove a failure. The nusic
however, is excaNent, and the solos
duets ard choruses were given In tn
very beat manner. Each member o
the company performed their part II
such o creditahle manner that 1t
scarcely fair to pavtlcularizs. TIL
voices are all excellent. consequentl.
the performance WAS satisfactory II
every respect and is we'll worth seetna
oRuddygore' will be given for the las
time this evening, and those who wer
not present Last night should not mis-
: this las. portunity CT seeing 1t t
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
Naws Summary.

w. @. Roaere, James Swaney, J: B:
lcaIlarhap. John Brady, John Britt
and n. q. BauRhman were terribly
burned Yesterday morning by an explo'
i s,nn ~ molten lead In the converting |
de nartmeut OF the Edgar Thompeon
steel Works at Braddock, Penns. GAL
| lspban and Brady are not expected 10
recover.
| Three separate attempts were mace
hat eer eight and eleven O'CLOCK on
Monday night to fire the Goldman build
t;no IN fremont street, Boston. Llttie
damage WAS done. owing TO Timely us
lcovtry Of the flames. There ID no clue
Ito the ince ndiaries.
| On Monday afternoon six wcrkmen
fla, VanderGloets' Iron WORKS, Chicsgc,
wsre overcome by csrbonic oxide gas
from amouldering coke, and one OF
t.nern. Peter Kley, died from the effects.
riTgo others are In critical condition.
While laborers were excavaing ior
1.-The walls OF . building IN Syracues,
New York, Tuesday morning. ths eai.h
Icaved in, burying four men. ratflon
murphy, aged 55 years. was Rilieu' INC
others we're severely injured.
Officers in pursuit of Bello and John
brown, implicated in vreokinga tam,
y lcsme upen them on Monday near
. ILaioya, New Mexico. They resisted
arrest and Bello wss shot dead, wnere'
, upon John surrendered.
al A large meeting in sympatny WIN
!; IRELAND was held in Augusta, ia, on
Tuesday night. Mayor May prtsioeu
/. land addresses were delivered oy Oon
4 gresham Barnes, Rev. Dr. barroWs' Z"
lie. 9 Black and Others.
;ol Arthur Schuling, aged IL years, wa
lon tuesday shot and fatally wounded
Eby Bernard Reilly, aged IA, IN schoo
loouse in New York. Reilly was SKY
llsrking" with an old pisto!, when /
- weut'off.
Jesse G. Baldwin, for twenty'nin
Ill ycars ptesideut Of the Central Nationa
y Bank OF Middletown, Cor necticut, die'
"a on Tuesday, aged SO years. He wa
-. Prohibition candidate for governor II
ini1S7S.
The engine Of a Union Pacific trail
Tuesday morning ran into the privat
oilcnach Of the Holiday Ministries, q
d junction City, Kansas, dangerous
OF iujuring j. II. Holiday.
Id volney r. Chamberlain, ssaint
ct whom suits for perjury and cor cea
tie ment of Assets were pending. COMMITTEE
OF suicide in Cambridge, Massachusetts
ST. on Monday.
A. The Daily House and several adjoil
~ Ing buildings In Trenton, New Jerte!
Twas Tuesday damaged by fra ID Il
.. extent OF S25. 600.
'ad The Secretary OF the Treasury decid
80 that national bank depos!tartes are n
ice required to redeem trade dollars und
an the recent act.
actl Resolutions Of sympafhy for lrelar
o ;iwere yesterday introdu ced in the &c
Of ale of Virginia and laid over until
.Hd,day.
ir., Sir Italian miners wers killed Jsstt
era dsy By an explosion in cosl shaft
on Savanna, in The Indian Territory.
ION Miss Pauline Morton, NJ d, wae
'o!- Monday appointed one Of the CT
es. Ehys!c!an3 Of Rochester. New YoTk.
s.iI Herr Won Tavsrna, the new Austri'
"a Minister, was presented TO the re
~ ldsLt yes ueIday.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

The annual meeting OF the trustees O!
the Home for FRIEND less Children wa:
held at tjJ2 Markes street last evening
There were but four members to eiec;
and they were re elected. They art
Washington Hastings, p. g. Robinson
Edward Belts and Joseph A. Richard
son. The board organized By electin;
the following officers: Thomas McClary
president; j. A. Richardson secretary
J. N. Carswell, treasurer. The aLnua
report showed that thirty children ha
been admitted 70 the home during Ii
year, and tina; tots. Of 332 had bee
Admitted since she insiitutlon waa orga
nizsd. Two children have been sent t
the Ferris Reform School dnrioo d
year, and ten hoyo and fonr girls hay
been ihdentnred. The children OF
represented ID 1elDg happy sEd col
tented.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
DIED..

vIJNN-On sunday, April 8, william X
Flinn, in the list year Q Z his age; ~
FnnevaI from the residence OF his son. Ut.
Irvine n. Finn, OF newport, wounSeusy'
April 9. at 2 D. IN. Services Mt tho mouse.
Intermsnt a. 81: am MEAD s1n rssssc.iu,ly
Invited to attend tho funeral without
further notice.
LABUUB.-In New Castle,on April ., 1891,
JUL as u. LaBoub.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited 10 attend his funeral IRON his late res,
idence on wednesday, inc ON ,ns.;, -,
O'Clock. lntefment 10 tho No. u. cemetery.
|rHoMsON.-On April Sd, 1887, In Wash
ington. ID. q Miss Maria =. thomson,
daughter o: he late Allan thomson.
Iuterment in the cemetery OF the ftrs'
Presbyterian church, Wilmin gton, del on
Wednesday, Aprit 9th, to leave tho r.. w. q
b. depot at ~ O'Clock N.
IWALKER-un the 4.n inst, Josephine
| widow of Samuel Walker.
Funeral from her lato residence, NO. lo'
East Fourteenth street. on thursday afer
noon. Services At the house AZ cloek
Interment at WILMINGTON and Brsndywin'
Cemetery.
I0ALBRAITH.-OnA April 4, 1857, Rober
Gaipraith, In tho sist year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family ART
respectfully invited to attend the ionets
from tho residence OF MS s)n-in-iaW, III. .
iH. Simms, AZ Market street. on Thursda.
laftornoou, prn TIA. a. o'clock. service
at the houso. Inter % ent az the Wilmington
land Brandywlne cemetsry.
lWOOrERS. -Un April itn., Howard Oliver
infsnt son of WIN. T. anu Josephin
Wooters aged S months.
| The relatives and friends OF the family or
trespectf1ily invited to sttend the uners
lf,on the n sdeuce OF his parents. NO. OF
lJacssou street, at o'clock TO morrow wee
ne .day) afternoon, April 9Th.
BOOKER-AtP Pc ria, III, on the I'd inst
al h. Thomas Booker, son OF Wi lam L. an
III Charlotte A. Booker, in the "4Ia year
II his age. =
/ Relatives and friends are respectfully II
q. vited to attend his funeral tron tne res
I ldence of his parents, No. 402 last MINI
street, on Wednesday afternoon At z ,cloc
lServices at the house. lntermen at Rive
Q view Cen etery.
j tSAVILLE-On the 5th tns'., after linr'
| ing tiluess, Alexander Saville, in tho !.
81 year OF his age.
Relatives a nd friends OF tho family are
specially invited TO attend his funeral fio
Ihis late residence. 1906 Washington stree
n on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Int
"a / mont at o ID SWedes' Csmetsry.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
lou Bet Your Sweet Lie.

The folio Virg was overheard by our
sooiely reporter:
"Oh, Jiu," said a fond young wife,
"hava soa seen the latest things in
carriers" they are just too CUTE
Yes, | believe you. You BET your
s~eet Tito they are"
"Why, Jim you seem to take very
sudden interest in them. Where did
you see them?"
just now. That pretty lady owe
across the street. Gosh they arr
pretty"
"Wen," said the wife with sort o
irigid air, II don't hardly believe you
Az you know so much, what is tn
latest thing in garters?"
| "Legs."
This reminded her that he neede
covering for his and she immediatel
went down to the Grand Central Cl3ti
ing Dstot and bought him Rcot
solid. substantial pair for 81 cent
Incl throughout.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

Please correct the state tneut ~ RE
PUBLICAN OF yestGIday II regard TO Mr..
Sayi.!r's death By inserting the follow
ing: Alexander Ssvile wss born IN
this city Dscem her %. 1914, Ia Ice
q yelling on 8 XIII street III which he
retided until after the death o! his
uother. which occurred in 1873 One
year after he married Mrs. Mary Dorsey
of Baltimore County, Md, VINO had one
eon. After his marriage he adopted the
son, giving him hie name, watch he
after wards disgrseed, and through ms
acts brought his adopted faith RS = 81
hairs with sorrow to the grave
He was only married once, aud mar.
ried rather late IN life. His wife died
abour four years ato After her death
he resided two years in Bait mere he
then came to his native place and re
sided with his sister, Aft-r purchasing
lthe property ~ Sixta AID markeS be
jua. no thu Savi.le building ard rt-
lmoGe.ed the dwelling. lie at Nrst caf-
/ RED on tins tea nuslness, but not cue
ceediug very well in that, h. then 81
gagged in the man 1iactore OF the ce,e
brs / 81 Delaware Bittersi together with
1.-The Wholesale liquor hasiness, De
lctripg cath united IL. icr hcs nes
so he gave il up and removed with hi
family 10 Baltimore.
For many years lie suffered with hi
head, &C mplainlug OF vertigo. The ia
be fore he was taken ill he sold his tss
iorite horse Belmont 10 Mr.. Brennan an
ithat uiyat he as taken i'll and lost COL
lsciousness; he. allied again ana gt
) able 90 sit up for few days. he then II
> llapsed TO his former stats. During tn
esIuontn OF December We watched fc
! several days for his death; he the
> again rallied, aud his mind reiurne
s!all bright and clear, AID remained
oIthat condition 40 that he waa enabled
J te IL his friends what he wis he'd don
d He often spoke OF dealt, and laid II
!. Icame TO was prepared. A times L
II lsufferings were intense, but be bore
with patience, and never Uttered
ao!nurmuriug word.
81 He spoke Of death as If it were
uleasar Journey. Eo changed for Il
wcIsa on sdnday, and gas uEconscio'
lpsrt Of the time on Monday From
oSlo'ciocA that night until 1880 be VI
al unconscious, when re quietly breathe
3 his last. He was man OF ttrict he
): essy and integrity, end always tried
re lea justly with his fellow nan' /
m leaves two sisters and several riee
a. ana uephaws 20 mourn his los'. he
ne bs Uttered In the Old Swedes' cemete
70. on Saturday Afternoon ct o'clock.
~ II
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
Charged with stealing Coal.

John Dougberty. James Conley and
Jam 40 McGraw, three youths about 10
or l6 years Ct aye, were arrested yester.
Idsy by Officer WEIGH on q charge OF
stealing coai from the cars OK the Will
min gton x Northern Railroad Com.
psny. The arrests were made at the
In stance OF Superintendent cCausland,
aud 1t Is stated that there are organized
gangs Of these coal thieves, who regu-
lsrly supply customers at cents a
ibucket Superintendent MoCsusland
ltaid some time ago that 1t was no un'
usunl thing for q car I, be empt ed iu a
single Sieft, aud heis now determined
to break the practice up. Tho priso
nero will nave n hearing at the city
court 20 morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
surprise Party.

Mrs. widows, who resides with her
SON law Frank Applegate, at DuPont's
Banks, was 63 years old last Saturday,
and she was surprised in the evening by
visit from Il large number OF her friends.
She was presented with pair of gold
spectacles, several dresses and number
OF other articles The evening was spent
in pleasant manner, and the party toob
their leave, with sincere wishes that theiI
hostess may see many happy returns o
the day.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
over "A Hundred Years OF Age.

LANCASTER, April 5.-Mrs. Mary Nc
EToy, who would have been l03 gears
old IN May next, died in st. Joseph
Hospital last evening. She was born
il ireland, but came to Lancaster when
young, ami spent nearly the Whole OF heT
lite here. She remembered we'll the
scenes and incidents OF the Irish revolution
in 1898. Her memory never failed her
and up TO Ten days ago size Was IN ful
Possession OF all her facultiee,